Abstract:

The development of biocompatible polymers for the context of drug delivery as well as tissue regeneration has mainly had garnered significant attention due to the actual promise they hold in the context of advancing healthcare solutions. This paper, hopefully, will speak about the pros and cons of using biocompatible polymers, their design principles, as well as properties owing to their usage in sustained drug delivery systems, and how they may be utilized in tissue engineering applications. The paper can establish the innovations in drug delivery, tissue regeneration, and integration of biocompatibility and biodegradability, which are made with other strategies of polymer synthesis, modification, and functionalization. It also addresses the potential clinically relevant uses of the polymers, the current and future state of these.

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Biocompatible polymers, Controlled drug delivery, Tissue regeneration, Biodegradability, Poly(lactic-co-glycolic acid) (PLGA), Polycaprolactone (PCL), Polymer scaffolds, Nanofibrous materials, Hydrogel systems, Biomedical applications

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